maybees don't fly in June

maybees don't fly in June

It doesn't do any good to be so indecisive; quit thinking about hypothetical outcomes and make a decision. A pun on "maybe" and "bees," which are most prevalent in the summer months. A: "I think I prefer green, but maybe blue would be a better color for this room." B: "Look, maybees don't fly in June. Just pick one."
See also: fly, June, maybe
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

Maybees don't fly in June

Stop changing your mind so much. “Maybees” is a pun on “maybes,” as in “If I do X, then maybe Y will happen, but if I don't do X, then maybe Z will happen . . . I just can't decide.” When someone used to hesitate in such a fashion, someone else would be sure to pipe up with the reminder that “maybes don't fly in June.”
See also: fly, June, Maybe
Endangered Phrases by Steven D. Price
See also:
  • you can bet the farm that (something will happen or is the case)
  • a play on words
  • play on words
  • um and aah
  • um and ah
  • aah
  • I should have stood in bed
  • I shoulda stood in bed
  • should have stood in bed
  • should have stood in bed, I